CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

PostPosted: **Sat Nov 10, 2007 8:21 am**

[color="Red"](Well, I've just gotten myself a new computer, and it's the first out of all I've owned that is capable of playing actual games, rather than those dinky ones you get online.)

(Since I've never had a chance to play on the computer, I don't really know anything about games for it.)

(So does anyone know of any good FPSs, online or bought, that are rated T? I know of all the M ones, but my parents aren't going to let me buy one of those.)

(I'm not particularly picky about my FPS (I know I like Metroid, I've played the original CS and liked it, and I don't like Jedi Knight), and any other game recommendation besides FPS for the Mac is fine.)

(As for my specs, it's the best MacBook you can short of upgrading to the Pro. So if a MacBook can play it, mine can.)

(I'm already looking into America's Army, because I've heard some good things about it. edit: Or not. Looks like its Windows only.)[/color]

PostPosted: **Sat Nov 10, 2007 8:37 am**

Technically, you can still get America's Army for Mac, but they quit updating it at 2.5. The Windows version is 2.8.2 IIRC.

.rai//

PostPosted: **Sat Nov 10, 2007 8:45 am**

[color="Red"](Ah, I see. I was just looking at the manual to get a feel for controls (also currently without a mouse, currently), and stopped there. I shall resume my look, then.)[/color]

PostPosted: **Sat Nov 10, 2007 9:50 am**

Use bootcamp and them buy Portal.

Best 20 bucks you will ever spent. Period.

PostPosted: **Sat Nov 10, 2007 10:12 am**

[color="Red"](What Windows OS would I need? There's a Windows 2000 disc lying around somewhere, but that's about it.)[/color]

PostPosted: **Sat Nov 10, 2007 10:33 am**

Probably XP. Hog it off from a friend or something.

PostPosted: **Sat Nov 10, 2007 10:40 am**

[color="Red"](Hrm hrm. I don't know anyone with a XP CD. If I ever get my hands on one, I'll add Portal to the list of to-buys.)[/color]

PostPosted: **Sat Nov 10, 2007 12:51 pm**

No One Lives Forever is cheap, Mac compatible, and if memory serves, rated T. It's tons of fun, has a great atmosphere, and is absolutely hilarious.

It's also very cheap, as far as Mac games go. I saw it at Fry's for $10.

PostPosted: **Sat Nov 10, 2007 4:19 pm**

A short list of FPS's for mac

Halo: Combat evolved
Rainbow Six: Raven Shield
Rainbow Six: Athena Sword
Doom 3
Call of Duty 1 and 2
Prey
Medal of Honor
Quake 4
Star Wars Battlefront
Unreal Tournament

http://www.aspyr.com/ <<<one of main distributors for mac games

Macsoft is another, but their website design stinks.

PostPosted: **Sat Nov 10, 2007 5:09 pm**

[color="Red"](Battlefront is on my list, but I'd really like to stress T games, not M - while I was only familiar with with Halo and Battlefront, I know Halo's M.)[/color]

PostPosted: **Sun Nov 11, 2007 5:27 pm**

I'd get Battlefront 2 instead of the first one.

I didn't like the first one. XD Second one I haven't played yet.

PostPosted: **Sun Nov 11, 2007 9:05 pm**

Is HL2 able to run on a Macbook? If so, I may be willing to shell out a space for Portal. As for FPS's for Mac, I'd highly suggest Call of Duty, the first one at least.

PostPosted: **Mon Nov 12, 2007 12:12 am**

blkmage wrote:Is HL2 able to run on a Macbook? If so, I may be willing to shell out a space for Portal. As for FPS's for Mac, I'd highly suggest Call of Duty, the first one at least.

HL2 can run on my 5 year old Dell Dimension 4600, with medium graphics to boot.

Of course it could easily run on a Macbook. XD

PostPosted: **Mon Nov 12, 2007 12:45 am**

Hmmm, depending on what games you want. Do you want mac exclusive, or do you want to run pc games on a mac? Macs currently are not too updated on games itself, but that can easily be changed if you use bootcamp and download XP/Vista and use that for gameing. Be aware that if you want DX 10 games you will need Vista. Think there was someone who made DX 10 work on XP too, question is if its legal.